Stream on the Go: YouTube via Mobile for Understaffed Creators

Thanks to the booming Internet technology and the huge Internet user base, live streaming has been rapidly emerging around the world in the past two to three years. And live streaming from mobile is more convenient for anyone than any other device.

But as we all know, YouTube only allows accounts with 1000 subscribers to live stream using mobile. So, only for those who do not have 1000 subscribers yet on their YouTube account. And want to live stream from their mobile. We are going to discuss these methods here today in this article.

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Method 1. ManyCam

ManyCam is a live streaming software. It allows you to use your webcam to live stream on multiple platforms. It has excellent features like various video resources, fantastic filters, etc., and is available for desktops and mobile users. So using its application on your mobile, you can stream live on YouTube without having 1000 subscribers on your channel.

Download

The download links to the app are here: App Store and Google Play .

How to live stream on YouTube with ManyCam

• First, you must download the ManyCam application on your mobile using AppStore or Google Play.
• After installing and signing into it successfully, you have to open it. You see the main button for the live stream at the bottom of your screen when you open it. Just click on it.

• A menu will appear from which you have to select the platform you want to live stream. From this, you have to choose the YouTube option.

• It will take you to the menu where you can sign into your YouTube account using it and add your stream details like title, description, visibility, etc.

• After successfully signing into your YouTube account using it and adding your stream details, now all you have to do is to start streaming by clicking on the start stream option at your bottom. You will notice that the live stream’s primary button becomes red, indicating that you are live now.

Method 2. StreamLabs

Streamlabs is another live-streaming software that we can use for this purpose. It also has many unique features, including stream labels, chat, widgets, an alert box, etc., which you can use while streaming live from your mobile on any platform, including YouTube.

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